I thoroughly enjoyed watching Ancient Love Poetry from the past; it left a lasting impression on me, prompting the desire to revisit it because of this CDrama "The Last Immortal". I see the connection between the two. I suggest that viewers watch Ancient Love Poetry to remember the name Yuangi before watching The Last Immortal! Fantasy dramas, particularly those infused with martial arts and adorned with exquisite costumes, captivate my heart, especially during moments of melancholy. Zhao Lu Si, an actress whom I admire greatly, consistently delivers performances marked by authenticity in every drama she undertakes. Wang An Yu, whom I previously noticed in Go Go Squid, has captured my attention in this CDrama, compelling me to explore other productions where he takes on a lead role. The character he portrayed resonated deeply with me, sparking admiration for leadership qualities.

The meticulous craftsmanship evident in the costumes, animations, fantasy elements, martial arts sequences, and set design is commendable. My sincere gratitude for bringing this enchanting story "The Last Immortal" to the screen. Special thanks to the supporting cast whose contributions played a pivotal role in making the storyline exceptional. However, my only qualm lies with the ending. While I appreciate Gu Jin's return, I believe the conclusion should have focused on Gu Jin and Yin rather than Xiyuan and Ming Gi. I must also express my admiration for Li Yun Ruo and Ying Er, who portrayed the characters Hong Yi and Hong Ruo with remarkable skill and artistry.